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Here is a short list of resource links for people experiencing or simply interested in any of the many forms of clinical depression.

The Christian Depression Pages provide an informed approach to depression for contemporary Christians who are interested in dealing with illness and healing.
Dealing With Depression is a Snap Health Guide to Better Mental Health.
Depression is a page page maintained by Jane Arsenal. There is a long list of links to various pages and additional online support groups.

Depression Central, maintained by Dr. Ivan Goldberg, is a "clearing house for information on all types of depressive disorders and on the most effective treatments for individuals suffering from Major Depression, Manic-Depression (Bipolar Disorder), Cyclothymia, Dysthymia and other mood disorders."
Dr. Bob's Mental Health Links and Psychopharmacology Tips have extensive information on drugs for depression.
The Internet Depression Resources page by Brad Judy includes general information, links to organizations and personal home pages, and other newsgroups, mailing lists and chat channels.
Internet Depression Resources List maintained by Dennis Taylor provides a wealth of links to relevant information and online resources. The site is an award winner and enhanced for non-graphical browsers.
Out of the Darkness, the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research Newsletter for September 1995, explains the biomedical model of clinical depression.
Voices of Depression is "a compilation of writings by people suffering from depression," and appears as part of Andrew's Depression Page
wing of madness: a depression guide is an elegant site containing information on depression. There are pointers to many newsgroups and chatlines, lots of fine art graphics and an online bookstore.
You mean I don't have to feel this way? is designed for friends, families, and individuals who are either suffering from depression or living with someone who is depressed.

You can also search:

Medline at the National Library of Medicine, including Internet Grateful Med and PubMed,

the Knowledge Exchange Network, one of a number of databases at the National Mental Health Services,

or WebMedLit at Medical World Search